The best restaurants serving British food in High Peak East Midlands

Lovely cosy cafe. Friendly staff. The cakes we had were delicious. Fresh and tasty. Especially the Tipsy slice and Victoria sponge.

Booked the Chefs table for our wedding anniversary and loved it. Food was a tasting menu and every course was fantastic. Chefs talked through each course in a cosy seating bench in the kitchen area Would highly recommend

Excellent chippy , fish cooked fresh, staff were friendly and efficient, and both the fish and chips tasted great. The prices were unbelievable too, well worth a visit

We’ve visited hundreds of coffee shops around the country over the years and tried numerous cakes and desserts. I can say without reservation that the Apple and almond cake and Bakewell tart were the two nicest we’ve ever tasted. What a little gem of a coffee shop. Cheerful and welcoming staff and to top it all they’re dog friendly.

Lovely little place with inside and outside tables, next to shop in quiet old arcade opposite the Opera House. Superior food with a local flourish, and Buxton Pudding Emporium shop next door run by same people. Not fast food, quality comes with care and attention which takes time, so don't rush, enjoy the flavours and the quiet location.

Little gem. Great food, village location. Staff lovely and if in the area again will definitely be back.

Only had a coffee. Tasted very sweet like a sachet of latte. Food looked excellent. Will go again and have tea with food

The breakfast was positively divine. Hats off to the chef he cooked my all day breakfast to perfection. All the staff are a delight and are always at hand. The chefs quite fit too 😉

10/10 for the brownie deliveries! I did a large bulk order and they were delivered on time, well packaged and most importantly absolutely delicious! Great communication from the girls as well. Thank you so much, highly recommended!!

Lovely pub especially after a long walk. The steak and ale pie was amazing with good beer on tap to accompany it.

Amazing food! One of the best cooked stakes I've ever had. Great service aswell

This was quite literally the nicest roast I've had in my life!

Dear oh dear oh dear ..... took friends having recommended it. What a mistake. A once great 'pub with food' has lost it's way chasing a Michelin star .... for whose benefit? Certainly not the punter's. Having visited regularly since it first opened and always enjoyed the food and atmosphere it's now inflexible, a poncy menu choice, deadly dull and too expensive. Requested they drop the mash on the pie dish, not a fan, and replace with chips .... 'I don't think we can do that'. Why not, does it upset the Chef's sensibilities? They didn't. Had to order chips as well. Friend asked for a soft-boiled egg, for some protein, to add to his Salad .... 'I don't think we have any eggs, if it's not on the menu we won't have any in stock'. They didn't have an egg they could soft-boil. A Michelin star chasing restaurant that didn't have an egg on the premises. Made it seem like the dishes were poly-bagged and flown in .... couldn't be adapted. 'Open-kitchen' doesn't work .... we had 90 minutes watching 4 staff looking miserable. Totally inappropriate music for a restaurant .... we weren't in River Isalnd. Dessert .... 'Honey cake, poached plums, crème fraiche sorbet' .... looked like it was out of a box from Waitrose's dessert section. 'Cake' was hard, assumed it would ooze honey .... couldn't finish it, indigestible. Cheapest wine .... £30 Most expensive .... £190 Very, very disappointing. Walk in the area regularly and it's always been a post-walk treat .... taken friends and family many times, Christmas and New Years Day visits too. Never again.

Nicely kept ale - from Storm Brewing - and managing just one at a time in line with midweek custom. Cash only bar but nice locals atmosphere, on the back road between New Mills and Hayfield.